Sentence examples for fish phase from inspiring English sources

There was the bread-and-butter phase, where I refused to eat anything but two slices of whole wheat bread and butter; the tuna fish phase, which went much like the bread-and-butter phase except I switched out butter for canned tuna; my 5-year stint as a vegetarian who didn't eat vegetables; and my green apple obsession where I'd consume anywhere between 5-10 apples a day.

Kumar et al. [ 3] reported an enhancement of the solubilization efficiency when they used Si x C3EO y in the system C12E5/ n-dodecane/H2O, but the polymer addition here also induced the formation of the lamellar phase (both the one-phase region and the lamellar phase were shifted to the left in the fish phase diagram).

When he was in his teens, he went through a tropical-fish phase, and he had sixty fishtanks in his house.

This shift reduced populations of some important species such as spiny lobster, seabirds and Hawaiian monk seals; the proclamation calls for a commercial fishing phase-out by 2011.

In teleost fish slow phase eye movements for gaze stabilization are mediated by direction selective neurons in the pretectal area (APT) [23], [24], and in the case of chondrichtyans in the corpus geniculatum laterale (Cgl) [25], both areas are supposed to be homologous to the accessory optic system (AOS) and the NOT/nLM of tetrapods.

Obama said he was proud of his achievements protecting wildlife during his tenure, including measures to combat illegal fishing, the phasing out of government research on chimpanzees and a plan to save the greater sage-grouse.

The TPP's environmental chapter would also require all member nations to combat wildlife trafficking, illegal logging, and illegal fishing, while phasing out subsidies to some fisheries and promoting more sustainable management practices.

For the first 10-week experimental phase, fish were fed satiation diets supplemented with increasing levels of zinc.

For the second 5-week experimental phase, fish that were fed diets supplemented with 0 300 mg/kg Zn during the first phase were fed the 400 mg/kg Zn-supplemented diet; fish fed the diet supplemented with 400 mg/kg Zn (first phase) were fed the nonzinc-supplemented diet (second phase).

For the test phase, fish were presented with only two sets of stimuli.

As the elements of the stimuli were randomly selected, during both the pre-training and the training phase, fish could learn to distinguish between 2 quantities by using both number and non-numerical continuous variables that co-vary with number.